Books – Vaccines do so much good in the world, how come we don't like them more? This question is answered by Dr. Paul Offit, an infectious disease specialist and vaccine expert. He traces the origin of today's antipathy to vaccines to a horrendous incident during the 1950s in which thousands of people received polio vaccine containing live poliovirus.
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